Abbesses
Jardin Louise-Weber dite La Goulue
Family terraced garden behind the Bateau-Lavoir, with play areas and a name honouring the Belle Époque dancer.
14 rue Burq
Address14 rue Burq
FacilitiesPlay and water; no toilets listed
What to know before visiting
Near Abbesses, this small terraced garden focuses on children’s play. The City lists drinking water and mobility access, but no toilets or changing table. Plan for these needs before settling in. Its name, adopted in 2021, honours Louise Weber, known as La Goulue, a cancan and Moulin Rouge figure. Choose this stop for play rather than a panorama; keep children within sight on the terraces.
Information on this page checked on 6 Oct 2026. Hours, restrictions and services may change.
Visiting questions
Are dogs allowed?
The City says animals are not admitted in this garden.
In the same area
- Église Saint-Jean de Montmartre — 19 rue des Abbesses
- Square Jehan-Rictus and Wall of Love — 14 place des Abbesses
- Jardin des Abbesses — 10 passage des Abbesses
- Bateau-Lavoir — 13 place Émile-Goudeau